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Hitch your wagon to a star…but not a supernova.
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The early bird gets the word. The worm gets his head chewed off by a sharp beak with serrated edges.
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A good man is hard to find. A good midget is ever harder to find…especially in a large crowd.
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If the stuff that comes out of my mouth upsets you, just think of all the things I keep to myself.
Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, damn you're good.
Why'd the metaphysical chicken cross the road? He didn't. He astro-projected over it while lucid dreaming, thus avoiding bad karma and reducing his chances of coming back in the next life as a cracked egg, ready for the skillet.
Bungee jumping is suicide with strings attached!
All my life I thought air was free until I bought a bag of chips.
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I posted on your wall. No, not Facebook, look at the side of your house.
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Everywhere Ray J. Lane goes, budding entrepreneurs pitch him the next big thing, the startup that will explode into the next Twitter or Groupon.
Most of the ideas are good, Lane said. They're just not ready for funding by a venture capitalist like him.
"In ten years of venture capital, I have heard maybe one bad idea. Ideas are cheap," said Lane, managing partner of the Silicon Valley venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers and chairman of the board of Carnegie Mellon University.
In April, Lane spoke to students at the Tepper School of Business as part of the W.L. Mellon Speaker Series and the James R. Swartz Entrepreneurial Leadership Series.
During his lecture, he advised aspiring entrepreneurs against seeking venture capital too early.
"Venture capital is an expensive way to get money," Lane said. "You have to give up a lot of your idea, your ownership in the company."
Lane advised them to establish the company by securing seed money from relatives or an angel investor before going after venture capital.
Also, innovators pursuing venture capital should understand that the relationship isn't simply about cash.
"You want to go there for influence. You want to go with somebody who can help you build the business," Lane said.
Lane is a legend in Silicon Valley who was recently named non-executive chairman of Hewlett-Packard. He was formerly President and Chief Operating Officer of Oracle Corporation, the second-largest software company in the world, before becoming a venture capitalist.
Usually venture capitalists aren't looking to fund an idea in its infancy. One exception was Aquion Energy Inc., a Pittsburgh business that specializes in non-toxic, low-cost energy storage, which received seed money from KPCB.
Aquion was hatched at Carnegie Mellon by Jay Whitacre, assistant professor of materials science, engineering and public policy. Lane, who leads the GreenTech Team at KPCB, pounced on the idea.
Lane liked the Lawrenceville startup so much that he became chairman of its board.
"I think storage is the Holy Grail. If you can add cheap storage to renewables like solar and wind or put storage into the grid so you can manage off peak. It gives you so much flexibility."
Lane's colleagues on the GreenTech team include Al Gore, who is also a partner at KPCB.
Green technology is new and exciting area for Lane, who built the enterprise software business at Oracle. He continued to specialize in software companies after his move to KPCB, but eventually he tired of them.
"It was like riding a bike," he said.
In 2005, as the Al Gore biopic "An Inconvenient Truth" raised public concern about carbon emissions, Lane decided to focus future deals on the clean energy sector.
"I want to feel like I am 30 years old, and I want to be on the edge. Every time I'm sitting with a team in Clean Tech, I feel like I know half what I should know. And I love that feeling."
Lane believes the United States can rely on its abundant natural gas reserves over the next decade while developing renewable forms of energy.
"The fact that the United States has a lot of natural gas is kind of like a message from God. God said, 'Well, I'm going to give you a 10-year pass. I want you to use all the natural gas I gave you, just use it all up. And while you're using it, put that money into renewables.'"
The Internet has made the energy crisis more acute by introducing China's one billion citizens to our energy-intensive Western lifestyle, fueling the demand for cars and bigger houses.
"We need the world to recognize that this planet cannot support another billion people living our lifestyle," Lane said.
Lane also bemoaned what he called the lack of a national energy policy.
"As my partner Al Gore says, it is basically to use funds from China to buy oil from the Middle East so we could burn it here. That's our policy."
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The following story is true. The names of victims have been changed to protect the innocent. A nightmare began on Eagle Peak Place thirteen years ago. Finally, after the city of Rancho Cucamonga took action, life returned to normalcy. Or it may never be completely normal. Only time will tell. All documentation for this story was taken from official court records.
My involvement in this nightmare began when I drove down Eagle Peak Place in 1997 to visit my friends the Carrols. As I coasted downhill toward their home, an aggressive-looking man ran out in the middle of the street behind me and stared at my vehicle. As I observed him in my rear view mirror, he continued staring me down until I parked. I felt odd, and slightly intimidated, as if I was somehow violating his space by driving onto "his" street. I knew then that this was going to be interesting.


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Few things compare to the happiness that is a plate of fried chicken. Though not a super health conscious choice (Dubu Downer!), there are certain fast food institutions (In-N-Out, Subway and of course, Chick-fil-A) I try and frequent, in order to do my part to stimulate the economy. The recent heralded opening of Chick-fil-A in Hollywood was (to me) a slightly momentous event, as Chick-fil-A was previously a rare treat I associated only with driving far distances around Southern California (like the Inland Empire and Orange County). I don't count the one on the USC campus since I've yet to convince myself that sitting in 110 traffic both ways for fried chicken is reasonable and justified. As mentioned in my last poultry-ccentric post, (Post-Thanksgiving: Recipes for a Fowl Mood), I was feeling especially remorseful for the yearly binge of turkey-ing, so away the Husband and I went to get our chicken on at the Chick-fil-A in Hollywood (he didn't need much convincing). And Colonel Sanders was right — it was finger-lickin' good.
I knew a few things about Chick-fil-A's back story. I knew they had deep Christian roots only because I tried to go once on a Sunday and they were closed (later I found out it was every Sunday and why). I knew that this was originally a Southern fast food chain and that it had originated in mall food courts there. I did not know however that it was now in 39 states, DC and starting to slowly infiltrate Southern California. I also did not know that you can order online or have it delivered from the Chick-fil-A website. Um, really? Fried chicken delivered? This could be a serious problem for me. On closer inspection however, I found out there is a $300 minimum for delivery and $50 minimum for pickup. Phew, crisis alerted. I don't have to live in stretchy pants my entire life.
I also did not know that for a fried chicken fast food company, Chick-fil-A took great strides in attempting to give people healthy eating and lifestyle options. Surprisingly, the Chick-Fil-A website has an entire section devoted to tips on healthy eating and living a healthy lifestyle through exercise and portion control. Not something I want to be thinking about as I chow down on fried chicken tenders, but kudos to a major fast food company for caring (or pretending to care) about the public's well-being. Everything is cooked in peanut oil (nut allergy people beware), and their chicken has no additives, hormones and claims to be whole breast meat. The site also suggests healthy menu alternatives to their deliciously delicious waffle cut french fries such as a carrot and raisin salad or a fruit cup. Healthy alternatives to their deliciously delicious fried chicken sandwiches (my favorite being the Spicy Chicken Sando, by the way) are also offered such as grilled chicken anything (salad, sandwich, wrap, etc.).
Truthfully however, I cannot bring myself to go to a Chick-fil-A and order a carrot and raisin salad or a grilled chicken wrap. Instead I will cave in to my baser instincts and order the Spicy Chicken Sandwich, waffle fries and then split a milkshake with the Husband. And may I just interject and mention that the milkshakes are really quite tasty. Do not look at the caloric intake as you may stop breathing for a second because it's a really high number for just a beverage, but you will understand what I am talking about when you try this milky, creamy, deliciously delicious beverage.
As I pulled into the medium-sized parking lot, I recalled that this Chick-fil-A location was a hop, skip and a jump from my other fast food kryptonite –In-N-Out. This will inevitably lead to some future late night fast food hemming and hawing as I try and decide whether to satiate my fast food fix immediately east or west of Highland and Sunset. Oh well. I also immediately realized that this Chick-fil-A location was in fact distinctively different from the other Chick-fil-A's of my past. There was no inside dining room! Instead, customers queued outside in one of those lines you see at movie theater box offices or at Immigration at LAX to order their meal at a walk-up window. I was also dismayed to see a lack of the usual panoply of beautiful and varied dipping sauces laid out that Chick-fil-A is known for. Instead the cashier asks which sauces you want and then hands them to you through the window, perhaps a lesson in humility and restraint and to remind us that no one needs to be dipping in eight different sauces at every Chick-fil-A meal (as I am prone to do).
There were a smattering of tables in front, but they really seemed to cater towards to-go orders in cars, as there was not one, but two drive-thru lanes (only in LA!). This begged the question of what fried chicken lovers in LA who didn't own cars would do in the event of rain? But then I remembered that 1) it rarely rains in LA and 2) a larger than average number of people have cars (or at least access to a car) living in LA, so obviously Chick-fil-A was not deterred by any of this when planning their dining room-less structure. While waiting for my#3 combo meal, I was slightly envious of the comforts of a warm automobile and the hard plastic of the bench I was sitting on felt even harder underneath me. I wished for a split second to be in the safe haven of my car as well, but then saw that the two lanes actually eventually merged into a single slower lane at the pick-up window — a reminder that you can't really escape traffic in LA. Boo.
Once I recovered from the fleeting panic from the lack of a conventional dining room, I looked around and started to enjoy myself. I glanced around the parking lot and saw an influx of cars with out-of-state license plates. I noticed the table next to me was simply going to town with their chicken tenders and nuggets, with the foresight to bring their own TUB (not packets) of wet naps. Simply genius. I took out my own travel-sized bottle of hand sanitizer as I prepared to feast. Content, my fried chicken neighbors and I exchanged smiles. Sigh. Chick-fil-A. Bringing the nation together. One nugget at a time.


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text: P.J. Griekspoor Archives Email Author Follow @P.J. Griekspoor 110 Under Sunny Skies Kansas Viewpoint Driving across Kansas, the northern green is lovely but the heat is a threat Published on: July 20, 2011 Tweet Post to Your Wall. Email Blog RSS Permalink Print The governor is having a "water summit" on Thursday, so I drove out to Colby this afternoon -- a chance to drive across sunny Kansas and see the land as it looks along I-70, the more or less dividing line between somewhat green and burned up. As I drove east to west, the temperature climbed, topping out at about 110 degrees about 4:30 when I left Hays. There is green to be seen, even in dryland fields this far north, but it is rapidly disappearing as triple-digit heat, brisk winds and no rain continue day after day. I saw a couple of soybean fields with big streaks of yellow running through them. It's sad to see fields that looked so promising just a couple of weeks ago taking a hit. We'll keep hoping for a break in this pattern that will help farmers hang on. Watch for more on what the governor has in mind for water rights on this blog and on the Kansas Farmer website news section.


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Known primarily for the history and politics that rule the town, Springfield, Illinois, is also home to a beloved bakery that's sweeter than any backroom deal. Incredibly Delicious dates back to 1995, when it opened as the mail-order supplier of Incredibly Delicious Flourless Chocolate Cake. Sales were slow, so the business segued into a one-room bakery selling cakes and French baguettes.
Fast-forward 16 years. The menu still features that decadent signature cake—made with three types of chocolate imported from France—in addition to a litany of tempting French pastries, red velvet cake, lemon tarts, breakfast and lunch items, locally sourced salads, sandwiches and soups. Each item is better than the next, from the comforting cinnamon morning bun to the chewy chocolate croissant. Everything is best savored on the premises, a gorgeous 1845 Italianate mansion where the bakery owners and their three children also live.
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hey guys, I'm trying to use wampserver to set up a website that is accessible from anywhere on my lan, but I can't get it to work. Anyone have any tips/suggestions to help me out?
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Have you deactivated your windows firewall?
Seems like your webserver is only listening on the loopback interface. You may try a left-click on the wamp icon and choose put online.
You should just be able to type the IP and the port you've used (defauly 80 for WAMP iirc).
Eg 192.168.0.5:80
Is the server able to be accessed locally? Is it online? Is your firewall blocking it (shouldn't be blocking port 80 but check anyway)
I've hit the button to turn it online, and it does work from my local computer. Firewall doesn't even seem to exist. (windows server 2000)
I noted that turning off skype before running, magically solve this issue. If you are not using skype think about other apps that could be using same range ports.
Can you provide any more details, like what port apache is listening on? Look in the http.conf file. Are you just using the IP, or do you have a DNS set up? Can you ping the computer with WAMP from other computers on your network?


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Quote: Hello All,I only have one thing to say about these comments regarding PSA and these dealers:Please consider the source of this garbage.I have read through comments made by BOTN and others on the other boards and it is an absolute joke to me that these guys continue to whine, complain and attack PSA when anyone with half a brain knows that they have specific agenda. I can tell you this: It is very refreshing to see that there are plenty of people on the boards who discount what they say immediately because, truthfully, all they are trying to do is rally a few bitter souls to join their pathetic anti-PSA club.The claims are baseless. I know most of you realize that but it needs to be said one more time. I came on the boards weeks ago in order to address this problem - the problem of people literally making up stories about PSA.Bottom line- this whole thing is a bad joke - end of story.Jealousy is a powerful thing.Take care,Joe OrlandoPSA President
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Hometown Huskers is the theme of Nebraska's home gymnastics matchup with No. 19 Illinois on Friday night.
The seventh-ranked Husker women (2-1) have three Nebraskans on their roster — Desir� Stephens, Jamie Schleppenbach and Madison McConkey.
Coach Dan Kendig says the Huskers also have two honorary hometown athletes in Sioux City twins Amanda and Jennifer Lauer, who trained with the Premier club in Omaha.
Jennifer Lauer has competed in the all-around at NU's three meets, and has career bests in the bars (9.9) and beam (9.95). Amanda has done an exhibition in the beam and is getting better every day, he said.
"They are great kids and great students," he said. "They are pluggers. They come in every day and work hard and keep getting better."
Stephens, a sophomore from Millard West, is the lone Omahan. She's competed in the vault and floor, and has been honored for her community service.
She's hoping to have a big following, many sporting the Nebraska gymnastics shirts she gave her family for Christmas. Her dad has nine brothers and sisters who are all married, so she said she had to get a lot of them.
"It's actually really exciting. I love having all my family out," she said. "It's just a really fun experience."
Schleppenbach, a returning All-American from Lincoln Pius X, is still battling an illness but will compete Friday at 6 p.m. in the vault and floor.
McConkey, a freshman from Pius, has been playing catchup since taking time off from training but is doing much better, Kendig said.
"She's doing a good job and is a great team player for us," he said.
eatherholt earns league tennis honor
Nebraska tennis player Mary Weatherholt earned the Big Ten athlete of the week award after going 3-0 last weekend.
The senior from Prairie Village, Kan., defeated No. 23 Brynn Boren of Tennessee (6-3, 3-6, 6-3) and No. 58 Britney Sanders of Notre Dame (6-3, 6-4) in No. 1 singles.
She teamed up with Patricia Veresova to defeat the Volunteers' 12th-ranked team of Boren and Kata Szekely (8-3) in doubles.
"She had an amazing weekend. She's just a great leader," coach Scott Jacobson said. "It's not surprising in the least. She's one of the greatest competitors we've ever had."
Weatherholt was named the Big Ten tennis athlete of the year last season. She didn't play singles in the fall because of an injury, so she's not yet ranked.
The 4-0 Huskers travel to Ohio State on Saturday at 11 a.m. before heading to the National Team Indoor Championships on Feb. 8 to 11. They qualified by winning the ITA Kick Off last weekend.
"We're off to a good start," Jacobson said.
Men's gymnastics team faces Gophers
The Nebraska men's gymnastics team will take on No. 6 Minnesota and Illinois-Chicago on Saturday at 7 p.m. in Minneapolis.
The ninth-ranked Huskers earned a season-best total score of 423.300 last week against Illinois-Chicago and hope to continue that momentum. They also had their season high even scores in the horse (71.550) and rings (71.000).
C.J. Schaaf earned a personal best in the all-around (81.050).
Senior Gabriel Sanchez competed in his first event for Nebraska, earning a 13.95 on the vault.
Also this weekend:
>> The Nebraska swimming and diving team will attempt to set a school record for victories this weekend.
The Huskers will compete in the Northwestern Invitational on Friday and Saturday, facing Northwestern, Iowa and No. 15 Ohio State in separate duals.
Nebraska is 11-1 and with one win will surpass the previous record set in 1986-87 and 1989-90. An 8-1 record in 2004-05 was the previous best for coach Pablo Morales.
>> The Nebraska bowling team will compete at the Prairie View A&M Invitational on Friday at 1 p.m.
>> The men's tennis team is at home Friday against Illinois State at 5 p.m. at the Nebraska Tennis Center.


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I have downloaded the installer for 6.3 but when I go to install it, I get this message. "Some updates failed to install." When it tells me to fix the problems below, all it says is: installation failed!
I need this update in order to open RAW images from my Canon Powershot S95.
I am working with Elements 9 on both an iMac running OS 10.6.8 and onto a new MacBook Pro.
I have spent an hour reading everything I can and haven't been able to find any place to send this question to Adobe by email. The phone system for help has more than a half-hour of wait time.
Can someone figure out this problem?
What happens if you go to Help>Updates in the editor?
I am having the same problem: trying to install the mac ElementsCameraRaw-6.3-mul-AdobeUpdate.dmg file in order to read my Nikon D-3200 .nef pictures fails to install with the error message "installation failed" and nothing more. There is no indication of why the installation failed.
Help|updates does not find any updates available for Elements 9. The version I have (9.0.3) grays out .nef files when I try to open them within the app, and gives a "does not recognize this type of file" when I use the mac "open with" command on a .nef file.
I would appreciate any suggestions you may have. I am using a Macbook Pro, OS X 10.7.3, Intel core i7 2.2 GHz, 8 GB memory. Thanks.
Is this the regular version or the mac app store version?
It was the retail package shipped Nov 27, 2010, from Amazon.
In a message dated 5/2/2012 7:17:08 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
firstname.lastname@example.com writes:
Re: Can't install Camera RAW 6.3 into Elements 9
created by Barbara B. (http://forums.adobe.com/people/Barbara+B.) in
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You can do a manual install then. Go here and download the update:
http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=40&platform =Macintosh
I'd ge the most recent one listed rather than 6.3. Incidentally, is this where you were downloading the version that failed? If not, try installing this one the regular way (the version for full photoshop has a different installer). If that doesn't do it, then double click the dmg file to mount it, double click the mounted file, double click payloads.
Now open ElementsCameraRaw6.1(followed by a long string of numbers). Double click the dmg file in there. Open Assets2, open Universal, and you'll see the actual camera raw.plugin. Drag it to the desktop.
Now go to your hard drive>library>application support>Adobe>Plug-ins>File Formats. You'll see the old camera raw plugin in there. Remove it and put the new one in its place. (In lion it's not so easy to find this library. Probably the easiest way is to go to Finder>preferences>sidebar and turn on Hard Disks. Then click your hard drive on the left side of a finder window and you'll see it.
Thank you. I couldn't find the Mac update section at the Adobe site by
using the various search options.
The new download 6.5 installed without trouble. However, the "open with"
command still prompted Elements to respond with an "Unrecognized file type"
error, even though Elements was not listed as the default application.
Trying to open a nef file within Actrobat still showed the nef files grayed
out as unopenable with the application.
I tried to do the manual copying of the camera raw.plugin from the Assets 2
folder as you suggested. H owever it does not appear to be used in the
newer version (6.5). Instead, there is a Profiles directory containing two
further directories: CameraProfiles and LensProfiles.
The CameraProfiles folder contains a series of further folders for various
camera types, and each folder had a number of .dcp files. I can't find a
"camera raw.plugin" anywhere within Assets 2.
So, in sum:
1) The disk image Elements9CameraRaw-6.5-mul-AdobeUpdate downloaded from
Adobe installs correctly.
2) The default program type for .nef files was changed to Elements
3) Elements will not open a .nef file either from "open with" or within the
application selecting open from the menu.
Hoping you can help me work around this problem.
Thank you.
Rick Connolly
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email@example.com writes:
Re: Can't install Camera RAW 6.3 into Elements 9
created by Barbara B. (http://forums.adobe.com/people/Barbara+B.) in
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Are you sure your camera is supported by these older versions of ACR? What model is it?
It is a Nikon D3200, which Nikon says is the successor to D3100.
What I can't understand, though, is why the .nef files are grayed out when
I try to open them with Elements. Perhaps I misunderstood. I thought that
.nef was a Nikon standard.
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Oh, you should have said. Every single camera model has its own raw format and all raw converters must be updated to include the info for new camera models. There is no such thing as a "standard" .nef or .cr2 or whatever. No current version of ACR supports the D3200. I presume ACR 7 will when it comes out, but whether or not you will be able to use it with PSE 9 remains to be seen.
ACR7 will NOT be compatible with PSE9.
Waiting for Adobe to update ACR to add support for the D3200, then either upgrading to the current version of PSE available at the time or using the future DNG Converter to convert the RAW files to DNGs that will be compatible with an older Elements/ACR combo are the only ways to get Elements to process RAW images from the D3200.


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Medina Journal-Register — QUANTICO, Va. — For a group of veterans from Orleans and Genesee counties, the 2012 Patriot Tour provided an opportunity to experience the camaraderie that military service breeds and visit a series of military and governmental sites around the Washington area.
The fifth-annual trip was organized by Assemblyman Steve Hawley, who served as a First Lieutenant in the Ohio Army National Guard during the Vietnam War-era and later served in the U.S. Army Reserves, and run by his Albion office. It's based on the tour Hawley took his father, a member of Merrill's Marauders, on in 2005 to see the then newly-dedicated memorial to World War II soldiers.
The veterans received a welcome reception throughout their trip, starting from the group that sent them off from Batavia Downs Thursday morning. John Swartzenberg, the Commandant of the Holley Hellhound Marine Corps League, Detachment 1271, was among those who lent a hand in loading the two buses with supplies.
"Steve asked us to come out," said Swartzenberg, who has participated in trips that brought individual World War II veterans to Washington. "We're donating supplies and food."
Others donated to fund the trip, with more than $6,000 helping reduce the cost of the trip for veterans. This year's trip cost around $300, down from $400 in 2008. "The generosity of the community is heartening," said Hawley.
The trip to Washington stopped for lunch and rest stops that gave veterans a chance to socialize between generations, from World War II veterans to Air Force Technical Sergeant Philip Gaudy, who returned home just in time to go on the trip with his wife.
Army Veteran Kevin Sheehan observed the changing demographics of the tour, which started with the goal of bringing World War II veterans to Washington.
"We were among the youngest on our first trip," said Sheehan, who traveled with his wife, Carol. "Now there's more Iraq and Afghanistan veterans. But you can't top the World War II vets' stories."
As the trip hit the congestion of Washington traffic, the story was on the standstill on the I-95. Lester Marble, who served in Marine Corps during the Korean War, was used to the slog. He has made the trip through the nation's capital hundreds of times since his senior class trip sixty years ago.
"When I saw the traffic in Frederick I knew we were in trouble," Marble said at a spicy, Kansas City-style barbecue at the Mickie Finn Marine Corps League detachment in Quantico. "We made it further than I thought."
The tour group split on Friday, with some heading to the National 9/11 Pentagon Memorial, and then either the National History Museum or the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.
At the Pentagon, the scene of one of the four deliberate and deadly plane crashes that led to the current military conflicts is marked with 184 cantilevered benches over reflective pools in the field facing where Flight 77 struck the Pentagon, each marking one person who died in the attack.
Stanley Stefaniak, who served in World War II, was among those who walked through the Halocaust museum's exhibits showing the inhuman tragedies suffered by European Jews at the hand of Nazi Germany.
"I'm glad I served, after seeing this ... my uncle was in a Polish camp and the Americans saved him," Stefaniak said. "I was struck most by the ovens (on display next to a table where gold and other valuables were removed from dead bodies)."
Those who signed up for the trip early this summer took a tour of the White House. Anne Rupert, who came with her husband Vernon, said much had changed in the 50 years since she last visited 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
"We just walked in and were on our way, you didn't have to wait," Rupert recalled.
The veterans had an extended tour of the White House, giving them views of an arch still stained by soot from the Burning of Washington in 1814, banquet rooms and portraits of the Presidents and their First Ladies.
"There were Secret Service guys in every room, they were very informative," Rupert said. "It was really very nice."
From there, they all traveled to the National World War II Memorial, where a memorial wreath was laid at the New York pillar and a pair of guests stopped by. Alan Cobb, a Navy veteran and Medina native living outside Washington, stops by each trip to help out. He later joined the group at the Arlington National Cemetery.
Saidash Gaisin came to the memorial from a farther distance. Gaisin was a Staff Sergeant in the Red Army and fought in the Battle of Stalingrad. He chatted with World War II veteran Mike Paduchak in a conversation that mixed Ukranian and Russian and posed for pictures with the men and women who were allies in the fight against Nazi Germany.
Friday also brought the veterans to the memorials for Korean and Vietnam wars, where they took group photos with the men who served in their wars after walking solemnly through the monuments. Joseph Franklin, who served as a helicopter pilot in the Vietnam War, said the next day that it's a difficult experience to think of those who were lost in combat.
"I can't walk down (the memorial wall), it's too emotional. I stand at the end," Franklin said, remembering past visits to read the name of his best friend, a Scotsman who volunteered to serve. "He was shot down six months before he was due to come home. His name was at the end with the missing in action, but when it was confirmed that he was killed in action it moved towards the middle."
The servicemen and women were surrounded by a group of wives and husbands, children and friends. Their role shifted at times from supportive to detached.
"I thought my wife would find it interesting," said Larry Smith, who served in the Army during the Vietnam War, at the National Museum of the Marine Corps. "She knows what's happening when two or three of us are together, quiet."
The Marine Corps, beyond being the branch hosting the trip, served an outsized role in the trip. All of the veterans wore their service with pride, but the Marines stood out. Jason Buck, a Staff Sergeant from Batavia who is in active duty in Chesapeake, Va., has joined the trip from his base each year.
"I always make a point to come, I took leave this year," Buck said.
The Marines got a cheerful reception at Mickie Finn's on Saturday for a social hour featuring unprintable activities and the trip's final stop at the Marine Corps War Memorial, a giant bronze replication of the Iwo Jima flag raising. The experience is a hared one.
"It doesn't matter when and where you served," Hawley said. "They all come together."
Many veterans had individual moments were a nod or smile of thanks were presented by strangers. Vincent Schollard, who served as a Hospital Corpsman during the Vietnam War, received a personal word of thanks at the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Museum.
"I was a walking through the museum and a woman approached me, asking "Vietnam?" , " Schollard said at lunch in the air and space museum. "I said yes and she told me she was from Vietnam and thanked me."
There were plenty of thanks to go around as the trip neared it's conclusion.
"Steve, thank you for doing this for Orleans, Genesee counties ... a trip to honor us and other people. I hope you continue to do this," Paduchak said at the final dinner of the trip, held at a seafood restaurant in Washington.
It's one all sides would love to do again.
"This is my fifth year and I enjoyed it as much as the first," said Hank Valerych, who served for more than 20 years, first in the Navy during World War II and then in Army during the Korean War. "I hope to do it again."


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Samet JM. Occupational pulmonary disorders. In: Goldman L, Ausiello D, eds. Cecil Medicine. 23rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2007:chap 93.
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On our farm we have used yellow blossom sweet clover for many years as a plow-down crop to build our soil. This vigorous, sweet-smelling biennial legume has provided our fields with organic matter and nitrogen since we began organic farming.
Every third year clover is under-seeded with whatever cash crop fits into our rotation for that year. The next year, the clover is allowed to grow until it just begins to bloom, and then it is disked down and left as mulch on the fallow ground for most of the summer. One really dry summer when forage was in short supply, we harvested some clover for hay. We have not done that since then because doing so seriously reduced the crop yields in the following year.
In most years, careful management of our clover crop results in more N for the next crop, a steady increase in soil organic matter, improvement in soil tilth, better moisture retention, less compaction, more healthy microbiology and happy bees. The soil-building green manure crops in our rotation also provide weed control.
We plant alfalfa and alfalfa-grass mixes on some fields. We harvest hay from these plots and sometimes allow the cattle and sheep to graze them. After several years, the alfalfa is worked down, and the field is planted to grains or oil seeds. Alfalfa's root system leaves not only nitrogen in the soil, but its extensive perennial roots provide a bounty of organic matter, as well. Our fields are almost never bare, reducing the chances of wind and water erosion.
This system of soil building breaks many disease and insect cycles. The diversity of plants encourages beneficial insects such as bees, lady bugs, seed-eating beetles, earthworms and parasitic wasps.
There are, of course downsides to everything. Clover and alfalfa weevils can munch down newly emerging plants. Cutworms can overwinter in the fields. Sometimes it rains at the wrong time, and disking gets delayed. One summer I had to work down clover that was more than 8 feet tall! Imagine, however, the amount of organic matter added to that field.
New research on cover crops indicates that more benefits may be found in growing cocktail mixes of several different plant species. Different legumes fix different levels of N. The diversity of plants in a mix reduces the problems of diseases and insects. Adding crops with longer roots may aid in breaking up compacted soils. Mixing grasses with legumes decreases the danger of bloating if you are going to use the cover crops for grazing.
The mix needs to be designed to fit the soil type, the moisture availability, the length of the growing season, the crops which follow, and the needs of the field. The USDA Northern Great Plains Research Laboratory in Mandan, N.D., has developed a cover crop chart that contains all kinds of useful information on possible crops.
Soil-building practices do work. A nine-year study of farming systems at the USDA Henry A. Wallace Beltsville Agricultural Research Center in Beltsville, Md., surprised researchers. They found that while no-till practices were good at increasing soil organic matter, the highest carbon levels were found in fields where organic soil-building practices had been used. These practices, however, are not limited to use by organic farmers. Anyone can make soil building a goal of their farming system.
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I've tried to understand and manage through the links of the FAQ thread above, but it would be easier for me to read in prose form in one post or blog.
I enjoyed reading Geohot's blog, but it is old...oldish for the pace of development at least, and I do not know what still stands true and what doesn't.
According to Geohot's blog post, the unlock of OTB 1.1.2 requires a BL downgrade.
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I can't find / haven't had the time to troll long enough to figure out exactly how the new and current way of Zibri's unlocks works.
More people seem to care about clicking a button and having it unlocked, JB, etc. I guess I would like more details.
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Zeche Zollverein (Essen) - Colliery "Zollverein"
Tip: Why not take a guided night time tour around the colliery. It's worth a visit!
Deutsches Bergbaumuseum (Bochum) - German Mining Museum
Tip: Take a tour through Bochum. The legendary "Bermudadreieck" ("Bermuda Triangle", party mile) invites you to spend some time in its many different restaurants and bars.
Zeche Ewald (Herten) - Colliery "Ewald"
Tip: After your visit, why not visit the Revuepalast in the evening. We will be happy to order your tickets, please just ask.
Chemiepark Marl - Chemistry Park
Schiffshebewerk Henrichenburg (Waltrop) - Ship lift
Tip: You can undertake some wonderful cycle rides along the Rhein-Herne-Kanal.
Maximilianpark (Hamm)
Tip: Ideal for families with children.
Lindenbrauerei (Dortmund) Zentrum für internationale Lichtkunst
Brewery "Linden" - Centre for International Light Art
Henrichshütte (Hattingen)
Tip: Take a stroll through the old town centre of Hattingen, or visit the Blankenstein castle.
Villa Hügel (Essen)
Tip: On a nice day, take a walk through the park.
Innenhafen Duisburg - Inner harbour
Tip: Enjoy some culinary treats with views of the canal in one of the many restaurants.
There is also plenty on offer for nights owls ...
Tip: Take a shopping tour in the Centro (Europe's largest shopping and leisure centre).
The Centro promenade is also very inviting.
Nordsternpark (Gelsenkirchen)
Tetraeder (Bottrop) - Tetrahedron
Tip: There are some great views over the whole of the Ruhr area. The Tetrahedron itself is illuminated by night.
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Traditional Twist to a Modern Beachside Wedding in San Diego
With the number seaside weddings we plan here at L'Auberge Del Mar, we have seen a vast variety of striking styles, trends, décor items, colors, you name it. As wedding planners, unique wedding traditions are something that is always fun for us to be a part of. Whether these traditions are cultural, specific to an individual family, or created by the newlyweds themselves – we love them all!
A recent wedding of ours was very rich in cultural tradition, with the bride and groom opting to have two different ceremonies, to represent each of their families and the blending of the two; a great way to celebrate.
San Diego based True Photography took gorgeous pictures of the young couple and the stunning details of their Southern California wedding.
We've noticed that today's couples care deeply about not only having a wedding that speaks to who they are, but also honors where they came from. The cultural blending of wedding ceremonies is an excellent way express yourselves as a couple. Old and new traditions add meaning to your wedding and may just be your guests' favorite part of your big day.


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Under Armour Men's Natural II Low Metal Baseball Cleats
Rotational traction configuration provides maximum acceleration and power. Constructed of a combination of synthetic leather and nubuck leather. MPZ abrasion-resistant toe guard. HeatGear® liner keeps feet cool, dry and comfortable. Full-length ArmourBound® midsole provides the ultimate in cushioning and shock absorption. Weight: 12.8 oz.
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Discover an intimate award-winning boutique villa experiece in the heart of Seminyak, Balis most fashionable destination to dine, drink and dance. The Ulin Villas and Spa is steps away to an array of most sought-after restaurants, chic boutiques, funky shops and within walking distance from the white sand beach for which the island of Bali is famed. Its a tropical retreat that invites seasoned travelers to experience each day as it slowly evolves.
Offering luxury living space, cutting-edge Balinese design and modern comforts, all villas feature private swimming pool, designer kitchen, en-suite bathroom, pool-side dining area, your very own tropical garden and most everything you would possibly expect. The Ulin Villas and Spa is created for you to stay in, chill out and relax. Experience an impeccable sincere service that everybody have been talking about. Create your own love story and make the most of this magical island has to offer. From the soft whisper of morning breeze, to the tropical noonday sun and topping it off with a romantic rendezvous beneath a star studded night sky at The Ulin Villas and Spa, you would never fail to fall in love.
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This new parent "starter kit" includes everything you need for your new baby. Give your child the smoothest ride with our revolutionary QuadShock™ suspension, and easily dock and rotate your Infant Car Seat with the patented SmartHub™ ring. With StrongArm™, the Stroller Travel System G2 has the easiest car seat for you to install securely, and with the world's only car seat fabrics certified clean by Oeko-Tex®, this product is one of the most eco-friendly you can buy. As part of the only system that flexes to fit your life, the included frame and base are compatible with all other Orbit Baby seats. It comes with stroller seat G2.
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BRATTLEBORO, VT - "Peasant of El Salvador," the
award-winning drama featuring Peter Gould and Stephen Stearns, will
be presented at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 26, in Marlboro College's
Whittemore Theater.
Focusing on the life of a hill farmer in El Salvador, "Peasant" tells the human story behind the news of civil war, struggle, and the death of Archbishop Oscar Romero.
The play, which was born in Brattleboro, is now in its twentieth year of touring throughout the USA. Gould, who is a visiting professor of Spanish at Marlboro College, and Stearns earned the 1996 Queens College Human Rights Award for creating "Peasant" and for "making our world a better place to be."
This performance - the only local showing of "Peasant" this season - is free and open to the public, but donations are encouraged to benefit Pure Water for the World.
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Oconee County Sheriff's deputies were called to a trailer in the Pinewood Estates South mobile home park last week where a worker with the Division of Family and Children Services (DFCS) said a woman had threatened to hit her with a broken, sharp, metal broom handle.
When deputies spoke with the suspect, they say she became very irate, refused to get off of the phone and denied having tried to assault the DFCS worker. Furthermore, according to deputies, the woman refused to provide her name and birth date even after they told her she'd be arrested for non-compliance. The woman replied by saying, "well take me to jail then," according to the report. She then reportedly took a "fighting stance" and struggled with a deputy as he attempted to place the handcuffs on her.
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A Kennesaw man was arraigned in federal court in Atlanta on Monday on charges of production and possession of child pornography.
Benjamin Sanders, 55, was indicted by a federal grand jury on Nov. 13. He is being held without bond.
According to a news release, after receiving information that Sanders had taken sexually explicit photographs of a minor, investigators from the Cobb County Police Department obtained a search warrant for Sanders' residence. When law enforcement executed the search warrant last December, they found computer hard drives belonging to Sanders that contained sexually explicit images of numerous children, including several pictures allegedly taken by Sanders.
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Man Struck and Killed by Van on Highway 9 — Cumming Patch
A man who was walking across Hwy. 9 (Atlanta Highway) in south Forsyth on Friday evening was struck by a van and later died, according to the Forsyth County Sheriff's Office.
Forsyth Traffic Specialist Investigator Ron Tomblin said in a press release that Escorcia was crossing Hwy. 9 near Pine Ridge Mobile Home Park where he lived. As he was walking in the southbound lane, he was struck by a 2004 Chevrolet van that was traveling southbound.
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Everyone Runs, Everyone Walks…
an event for everyone from beginners to avid runners!
Welcome to Everyone Runs, Everyone Walks! We pride ourselves in events that really are for "everyone." Whether you're a runner, walker, a five or 15 minute miler, we'll treat you with the same respect and service. You'll also find that we do our very best to give you the most for your entry dollars. Never cotton tee-shirts, only quality performance running shirts or hats that will keep you cool and comfortable on any run. At our events you'll always get a tasty free Mexican breakfast, free smoothies, free photos that you can get on-line just a few days after the race, five year age group awards and always the most scenic courses in Arizona. Please join us. We know you'll like us!
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Run with the Roosters Kinney Road 5 Miler at Old Tucson
Start time: 5:05 a.m.
Old Tucson
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Yes, we know it's hot out there in the middle of the summer. That's why we're inviting you to "The Run With the Roosters" 5 mile run & walk, starting & finishing at Old Tucson Studios at 5:05 a.m. This beautiful closed to traffic course runs south on Kinney Rd., along Tucson Mountain Park, into the Ironwood Picnic Grounds, back south on Kinney Rd., and then make a turnaround back to Old Tucson. As always, Everyone Runs brings you the most value for your money with customized finisher tech shirts, free Mexican breakfast snow cones, our cooling slip n slide, and overall and 5-year age group awards with the infamous Rooster trophies!
Catalina State Park "Split Endz"
6:30 a.m. start
Catalina State Park
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A new edition in 2014! Yes, September still mean the April course in reverse, but this year we're adding a 4 mile road race on the park's main roads and we're calling it the "Split Endz"! Why Split Endz? Because the 4 & 10 miler start exactly at 6:30 a.m., but both will start in exactly opposite directions. This should make for a cool looking start!
As for your courses, the 5 & 10 mile trail races are still the same Reverse the Course. The 4 Mile Road Run runs through the flat & fast park roads (see maps at www.everyoneruns.net). At Everyone Runs, we like to keep it fresh and fun. We hope you'll like this new September edition. Course support until 9:00 a.m. Awards for overall and 5-year age groups, free Mexican breakfast, free race photos, finisher tech shirts and lots more fun!
Everyone Runs TMC, Fleet Feet Veterans Day 1/2 Marathon, 5k & TMC for Children Fun Run
7:15 a.m. start
Sabino High School
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Our picturesque mostly flat course (as mostly flat as Tucson can be!) starts and finishes at Sabino High School, traveling the neighborhood roads at the foot of the Catalina Mountains. Course map is posted at everyoneruns.net. This event features chip timing, live music, f finisher tech shirts, finisher medals for half marathon runners and walkers, overall and five-year age-group awards for the half and 5k, free custom bibs (must register by 10/22/14), free Mexican breakfast, free photos, eight water stations, cheery volunteers, and one very scenic course. Family and friends can cheer you on as you start and finish on the Sabino High School stadium track. Half marathon course support through 11:00 a.m. (3:45 t time limit). Kids ages 2–10 can take on the TMC for Children Fun Run just for them! A part of proceeds from this event will benefit local community ty groups and veterans assistance organizations.
2014 Event Calendar
- July 13: Everyone Runs, TMC Run with the Roosters 5 Miler at Old Tucson Studios
- September 28: Everyone Runs, TMC Catalina State Park Reverse the Course 5.2 & 10.3 Mile Trail Race
- November 9: TMC, Fleet Feet Half Marathon, 5k & TMC for Children Fun Run
Voice of the People!
"Came in last with a smile on my face and appreciation for a great day. Thanks for a wonderful event. Count me in and the rest of the BTE gang for 2014!" ~Heather A.
"I know that everyone is more than willing to take the time to complain... I just want to say thank you. Sunday was my first half marathon. I thought you put on a very nice event. I, for one, am darn glad that people do go to the time and effort to put on events that we can run in. I am sure there is a lot to making an event like this happen. I enjoyed the event and beat my target time (two hours) by 4 minutes. Not bad for my first half at age 51. Thanks again. I will be running in the event at Dove Mountain in February. Already signed up!" ~Mark N.
"Everyone Runs is truly a class-act! Thank you for putting on such a great event. Your attention to, and respect for, runners of all ability is to be commended. The event has such an awesome, home-town, feel to it! It was my very first half in 2010 and this was the second time I've run it. I can't believe I didn't run it in 2011 and 2012, what was I thinking?! The National Anthem was beautifully sung and the tribute to our Veterans, well, that was pretty special, too. I have been 'high' all day. Thank you, again, so very much. Tucson's running community is so blessed to have Everyone Runs and the people that make it all happen." ~Catherine H.Read More Testimonials Here
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- Tasty post-race food choices with choices for vegetarians
- Lots of water and electrolytes on the course and at the finish line
- A staffed and stocked medic tent at the finish line and medics on the course
- Free post race photos (no high prices for a race photo!)
- Lots of porta-potties for everyone
- Parking that is as convenient as possible
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The Acerola Gel has an interesting light weight texture, hence in its name: gel. However, I have experienced that a pea size amount is plenty for the entire face as it does make my combination skin look like a reflector (T-Zone) if I use more. Do not apply liberally if your skin tends to get oily in the t-zone area. Your skin will shine but not in a good way. With my shininess issue I've resorted to using this gel before bed. It does moisturize ok for Southern CA weather in the winter time (70-80 degrees).
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Best oil-free moisturizer ever used!!
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I am 58 years old and originally ordered this for use during the HCG diet. To my surprise, my skin looks fantastic! My pores have really disappeared and my skin is smooth as silk. I will use this moving forward. It is my new moisturizer!I HIGHLY recommend this product!
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Very lite, nice- but I will use this gell in summer only! And for winter I will try Acerolla cream- may work out better. Skin does look brighter!! and better!
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I use this product in the evening with the acerola lotion. It works very well for my acne prone skin. I use a prescription topical, and this gel and lotion keeps the topical from drying out my skin too much. I like the way it feels on my face and my skin usually looks pretty good in the morning. I haven't used it long enough to tell if it is fading my minor acne scars. I tried using this product during the day, but it doesn't work well under my makeup.
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I use it under make up. I like the way it absorbs into my skin.
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I use this gel after my shower. I love this stuff! When I put it on, if I rub a bit vigorously, I can get little bits of skin that come off my face. I have very oily skin and this seems to control the oiliness. I also have dark spots, some age spots but mostly dark spots from acne. These seems to be fading with the use of the gel. It also seems to be controlling my acne, and I was a ProActiv user. I have PCOS which is a medical condition and one of the things/symptoms is acne. I love this stuff and will definitely be buying more and I recommend it to many people.
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My skin is dry, but my face gets shiny very fast in hot weather. After reading about products containing vitamin C in the DHC catalog, I thought they might be good for summer use. I am quite pleased. I use the Acerola lotion, essence and gel moisturizer and my skin keeps its fresh matte finish much longer than normal. I am seeing some brightening of my skin too.
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Really like this product seems to help take away some of my skin discoloration. Nice gel-like product taht does not feel too heavy for my skin.


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